SBIRs

• Paper
• Sprint planning
• Sticking a little debugging/heatmap work in. And it’s nice when your libraries work. Here’s a small piece of code:

def main():
    print("CanvasFrame")
    window = tk.Tk()
    window.title("CanvasFrame testbed")
    
    wrapper = tk.Frame(window)
    wrapper.pack()
    dp = ConsoleDprint()
    canvas = CanvasFrame(wrapper, 0, "Graph", dp, width=450, height=400)
    dp.create_tk_console(wrapper, 1, char_width=50)

    canvas.setup(debug=True)

    window.mainloop()

• That makes this!

• Really happy that all that works pretty much the first time
• Ok, I’ve been trying to get the size and location of the canvas and it doesn’t seem to accessible directly, so that means a shadow class, unless I can get the scaled positions from the object itself? Looks like this is the best way:

canvas.canvasx(cf.test_node.x), canvas.canvasy(cf.test_node.y)